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Genetic risk scores do not have a place in public health screening

Researchers said the scoring system led to false positives and ‘performed poorly when predicting if a person would develop common diseases.

United kingdomCity ofAroon hingoraniNick waldMichael inouyeSam lambertJasmine grattonNicholas waldDusko ilicNational institute for healthInstitute of cardiovascular scienceBiomedical research centreInstitute of health informaticsBritish heart foundationUnited kingdom researchCare research

Genetic risk scores do not have a place in public health screening | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

Researchers said the scoring system led to false positives and ‘performed poorly’ when predicting if a person would develop common diseases.

City ofUnited kingdomJasmine grattonAroon hingoraniMichael inouyeDusko ilicNicholas waldNick waldSam lambertBiomedical research centreCare researchInstitute of health informaticsUniversity of cambridgeUnited kingdom researchUniversity college londonBritish heart foundation

Over the counter genetic tests in UK fail to identify 89% of those at serious risk | Health

Study by University College London also says 5% of users are wrongly told they will develop major illness

United kingdomAroon hingoraniRaghib aliKotryna temcinaiteUniversity college londonOur future healthBreast cancer nowProf aroon hingoraniPolygenic score catalogFuture health

Genetic risk scores do not have a place in public health screening

Researchers said the scoring system led to false positives and ‘performed poorly’ when predicting if a person would develop common diseases.

United kingdomCity ofNick waldDusko ilicMichael inouyeJasmine grattonAroon hingoraniSam lambertNicholas waldInstitute of health informaticsCare researchUnited kingdom researchUniversity college londonUniversity of cambridgeBiomedical research centreNational institute for health

Genetic risk scores do not have a place in public health screening | Chester and District Standard

Researchers said the scoring system led to false positives and ‘performed poorly’ when predicting if a person would develop common diseases.

City ofUnited kingdomDusko ilicNick waldSam lambertNicholas waldJasmine grattonMichael inouyeAroon hingoraniUnited kingdom researchNational institute for healthUniversity of cambridgeInstitute of health informaticsBiomedical research centreCare researchUniversity college london

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